Husker Du's final outing as a band before a personality implosion is this immense double record called Warehouse: Songs and Stories, which is an apt name as it seems to have a warehouse feel to the material. With an abundance of songs - twenty total - there tends to be more filler material than one might consider necessary for the band. However, when taken into consideration that the band did not survive long beyond the release of this record, the wealth of songs turns out to be a good thing. Warehouse is fraught with some problems, such as a power sapping production from Bob Mould and Grant Hart that puts the instruments into tidy compartments and takes away their innate power. The drums are too friendly for their own good and the guitar sound is too compacted, instead of the sleetstorm of distortion one expects from Bob Mould. But on the other hand, the good songs throughout this record make it a good epilogue to the band's recording career.